Sentence examples for when can we hope from inspiring English sources
When can we hope for researchers to solve the continuing mystery of how to diminish the autoimmune response?
How can we feel hope when our New Year's diets have already gone by the wayside, dumped in the lay-by of January like a truck driver's murder victim?
On the other hand (so to speak), at a moment when we can finally hope for an end to winter, maybe we should celebrate the left-handers whose greatness truly lies in the ways they integrate motor control, strength and the highest kinds of skill and intelligence.
"We recognise that there are times when difficulties can appear overwhelming and we hope that we can resolve the present difficulties in the best interest of the family".
"I believe the period when the most we can hope for is a podium will soon come to an end".
"And I was so struck by her question of when you kind of go through something and you wake up the next morning and you want to know literally, 'How far am I from yesterday?' And when can that point of hope... is hope gonna start today?
"The days when humanity can hope to save itself from force with force are over," Schell insists.
What is the point in the children of parents of average income groups striving to achieve top A-level grades when they can never hope to afford the vast debts now envisaged by the permanent changes to higher education?
Being of an age, when I can hope that I will receive such care in my declining years, and noting that some of the care given to my less-healthy contemporaries is not at all joined-up, I can only applaud this government initiative.
Getting China to rethink that policy years from now, when (one can hope) advanced economies have returned to more or less full employment, is worth very little.
You seem to be meeting your partner halfway, which is about as much as we can hope for when we disagree.
